Breakfast Canteen now open!
This week the pupils were very happy when the school canteen opened. They are now able to buy chapatis, samosas, mandazis, water and soda.
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Community Award
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Reptile Village
On 8th of July we visited the Reptile Village. This was organized under the theme: Environment. Learners got a tour from a guide explaining about the different reptiles, how to take care of them and how to handle safely when encountering them in the wild. Leaners got the opportunity to touch and hold different animals,…
That’s a good and brilliant development. It’s more safer when meals for wards are prepared under controlled environment.